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Best Foods for Eye Health: What to Eat to Keep Your Vision Sharp

Your eyes work hard every day—whether you’re working on a computer, driving, reading, or spending time outdoors. Just like the rest of your body, your eyes benefit from proper nutrition. Eating the right foods can help protect your vision, reduce your risk of eye disease, and support long-term eye health. If you’ve ever wondered what foods improve eyesight, here are some of the best foods for eye health to add to your diet. 1. Leafy Greens for Eye Health Spinach, kale,...
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

Children’s Eye Exams: What Every Parent Should Know

As a parent, your child’s health is always top priority—and that includes their vision. Clear eyesight plays a major role in your child’s learning, development, confidence, and everyday comfort. Many parents assume their child’s vision is fine if they aren’t complaining, but children often don’t realize they’re experiencing vision problems because they think everyone sees the way they do. That’s why regular children’s eye exams in Edmonton are so important....
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

8 Simple Tips to Keep Your Eyes Looking (and Feeling) Their Best 🌸

When it comes to beauty routines, your eyes deserve a little extra love. Whether you’re a makeup lover or more low-maintenance, small habits can make a big difference in keeping your eyes healthy, comfortable, and looking their best. Here are 8 simple tips we recommend: 1. Choose Ophthalmologist-Tested Makeup Not all makeup is created equal—especially when it comes to your eyes. Using ophthalmologist-tested products helps reduce irritation and keeps your eyes feeling comfortable...
How our eyes change as we age
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

How Our Eyes Change as We Age

Aging is a natural part of life — with it comes changes that affect our eyes. While some vision changes are natural as we age, others can indicate a developing eye disease. Understanding what to expect can help you take better care of your eye health. Here’s a look at how our eyes change over time, and the steps you can take to maintain good vision throughout the years. 1. Presbyopia: The Need for Reading Glasses One of the most common changes people notice as they age is presbyopi...
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